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Paco Rabanne

Pour Homme

1973FougèreEDTFrance

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Editorial notes

  1. 01

    A classic aromatic fougère with a honeyed oakmoss base, the couturier's first masculine after several feminine launches.

  2. 02

    Coco Chanel called the Spanish-born couturier 'the metal worker' for his metal-disc dress collections. The bottle's brushed-aluminium cap is a quiet acknowledgement.

  3. 03

    Presented in a brushed-aluminium-capped clear flacon evoking Rabanne's signature work in metal couture.

  4. 04

    Composed by Jean Martel in 1973 around rosemary, clary sage and rosewood over an oakmoss-honey-tobacco base.

Dossier

Edition · 000

Status · Active.

A classic aromatic fougère with honeyed oakmoss.

Composed by
Jean Martel
Founder
Francisco 'Paco' Rabaneda Cuervo
Country
France

The pyramid

Top
rosemaryclary sagerosewood
Heart
lavendergeraniumtonka
Base
oakmosshoneymuskambertobacco

The brief

Conceived as the masculine debut for Paco Rabanne's couture house after several feminine launches.

NameSimply 'Paco Rabanne for men', the couturier's first masculine fragrance.

The flacon

Brushed-aluminum-capped clear flacon evoking Rabanne's signature work in metal couture.

Footnotes

  • Paco Rabanne, the Spanish-born couturier behind the metal-dress aesthetic, was famously called 'the metal worker' by Coco Chanel.

The Curator's Note

The metal-worker's first masculine. The honey, surprisingly, is the masculine part.

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